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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-31

1t is suggested by some relic hunting
crank that if the visitors from far off states
cannot chip off pieces of the ice palace to
carry away as souvenirs. they can take
small chunks of the ice, melt it and put it
in neat little bottles to carry to distant
climes, with which to call up memories of
the second winter carnival and the glowing
ice palace, when summer suns are hot and
sultry zephyrS make life burden during
dog days.
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RAAHAT
w. '.AEl-S
l1@ u tzEEIEyE5"
II .aYOU?

" ..
Do you feel dull. lnnguid, ow-spirltcd, lifc-
less. aud indcscribably miserable, both physi-
cnli!y and mentally; experience a sense OF
lullness or bloatlng nfter eating, or of gone
hess, or emptiness. OF stomach In tho morn
Ing. tongue coated. bitter or bad taste In
headaches, blurred cycsIglit, floating spccks"
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or cx-
hnustion. irritability. Of temper, hot fushcs,
alternating with chilly sensations. sharp,,
biting, transient pains hero and there, cold
icet, drowsincss after meals, wnkcfulncss, or
disturbed and undressing sleep, constant,
Ing. calamity
II. you have all. or any considerable number
o. these symptoms, you aro suffering from
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease hns become, tho
greater tho number and diversity OF symp-
tomsi No matter what stage It has reached.
will subduo It, II taken according to direc-
tons for II reasonable length Of time. II not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
ton OF the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
or later. induce u fatal termination.
DR.. Picrco's Golden Medical Dis
cOvory acts powerfully upon tho Liver, nnd
through TINT great blood purifying organ,
cleanses tho system OF all blood-taints and I'm
puritles, from whatever cause nrising. 1t is
equally cnlcacious In acting upon tho Kid
noys, md other cxcrctory orgnns, cleansing,
strcngthcnlng, and healing their diseases. Ks
M nppetizing, restorative, tonic, It promotes
digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
this wonderful mGdicIno -has gained, great
Fever, Dumb Aguc. ind kindred discusses.
Or. Plcrce's Golden Medical Dis
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grouping Of details. and It has spain the
run OF the newspapers In about this form:
President Lincoln while on the cars on
bis way from the White House to the bat.
tleheld Of Gettysburg was notified for the
hrst time that he would be expected to
make some remarks. Asking for some
paper, a rough sheet OF foolscsp was hand.
ed him, and retiring to a seat by himself,
with a pencil he wrote the address which
has become 90 celebrated, an address
which Tor appropriateness and eloquence,
Tor pathos and beauty, for sublimIty In
sentiment and expression, has hardly It's
equa! In English or American literature.
This is all very pretty and surprising
and all that. but q straight fiction, and the
Uaity. Regiaer will have to be the first to
dispel the Illusion. In reading this state.
ment Dr.. Sutherland recalled q converse.
ton the had held some years ago with
General James Speed, who was Lincoln's
Attorney General and one Of his nearest
advisers. In this conversation the GettyH.
Evaporation was broughtup, and DR.. South.
erland's recollection was entirely different
from the published %accountp. He there.
upon wrote to tho venerable ex.Attorney
General, who Is still living in Louisville.
n.y., engaged In the practice OF law, and
In response, received the following letter,
which clearly disputed tho statement
which Is going the rounds:
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 10, 1SS7.-Dr.
John x. Sutaerldnd-DEAR sIR:. Yours OF
the 18th inst. at hand this morning. I
was not In Washington Mt the time MI.
Lincoln made his Gettysburg speech, and
only know what he told me OF 1t. He
said that he partially wrote 1t before he
left Washington aud finished It up after
arriving at Gettysburg. I do not think
the article from tho Sun is true.
Yours truly,
JAMES SPEED.
The venerable lawyer must now DO
nearly so years old, and he signs his letter
with a tremulous hand, but his memory
and faculties are as clear as ever.
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BATURDAY. NAV "a ,eo1

SATURDAY, MAY ID, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, ii the front doc,
q the Court House Of said county, In the city oi
wheeling ne following described property, that |.
s WI Il SS Ss 3 tahIiHst co Oh SF9u w.. sl VIssIa,l in oI the
aiming QUO fourth OF an aero, bounded and de.
Mrlbcd o. follows: beginning on the east Edo Of
,ss street formerly called William, ftrcoll al
raves" on the plat Of the sut.divisions OF The
heily farm a. recorded In Deed Book No. 81, page
Sl and S62, In the ottice OF the Olerk OF tho County
Coust o. ONO county; thence along the north line
o. the street marked on said plat "Rsilly street.M
thence along said west limo northwardly In III.
,outh hide Of the Reilly hill road; thence with paid
= al, side Ms!Tard!y and northwestwardly a.
Wetzc!) htteet; thence with the cast side Of Said
Het1el street ~southwardly 10 the beginning, eI.
eeplng, however, 10 much Of said parcel Of Eround
. .,; wI - o9 3nV 6y The ssid I, L. Kimberly and
dated October !, 1858. and now Of record In In
oflce Of tho Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio
county III Decd Book No. rs, al page 81; the psrt no
excepted being described as follows: beginning a
BELLY purchase on the southeasteriy Eide 81 Wei.
;el street and with said side Of said street north.
wafdly ono hundred and forly.iour Q44) feet 10 4
point IN Line with the ,southwasdly side Of the
lorty foot street designated u Reilly street on tht
uoresaid plat Of sub-diviions OF The Reilly estate:
thencc to and with said side OF said stable founds
ton 70 the westerly aide OF said Reilly Street
southwardly ttty:three 1857 iect 10 the northeastern.
Y corner o. The HsrErayes,. Blum purchase, and
westWardly 70 tho beginning.
TERMS OF sALE-Onethird, or as much mor
- the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on III
gay o. sale, Ind any residue In two equal Install.
mcnn payable In one and two years from he day
Of sale, with interest from that day, tho purcIasei,
70 give bis notes for the deferred instAllments. and
70 secure the same by deed OF truht upon he prop.
erty and Insurance policies upon The buildirgs e
Title believed good, but selling "a trustee I shsll
convey only such title IS Is vested In me, $50,
". Il. HALLER. Auctoneer' ' Aiu mtHa
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The Story that Lincoln Wrote His. q Gettysburg
speecl, on tho Cars n Myth.
Rockford, us Register.
a very interesting little episode in the
lie OF Abraham Lincoln has received wide
attention recently, additional interest be.
ing drawn to it by the recent Lincoln mo.
mortal and the unearthing Of his hidden
tomb and placing the coffin in the rccsep.
tacle prepared for 1t.
Reference is made to the circumstances
under which tho famous Gettysburg I'D.
dress was prepared. On many different
occasions and for many years the story
has been repeated that while on his way
to Gettysburg Mr.. Lincoln was informed
that a speech from him would be ex.
pected, whersupon he took some odd
acraps Of paper and improvising a desk on
his knee hastily indicted the brief sd.
dress which has since been cherished a.
one Of the worlds greatest masterpieces Of
oratory.. This old story, go often re.
peated that its rhetorical verify had ceased
to be questioned, has recently been told
to q reporter Of the New York Sun by the
Hon. Edward MCPHERSON with an artistic
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Having experienced a great deal Of
"rrouble!" from indigestion, 40 much 80 that
can't near losing my
Lyf
yy trouble always can after eating any food
However light, r
And digcyiblc,
For two or three hours at Il time l had 10 *
through Inc mos.
kxcruclatirg pains,
"And tho only way | ever got
"RGlIcIi''
Was BY throwing up all my stomach contained
No one tun CONCEIVE the ralns that j had 10 q
through, until " e.
al lRSl3' s5s4
Twas Nken! 80 tia! for three weeks l lay II
bed and e
Gould eat nnthlug !
Ny Mieriugs wGlc SO that l called two doctors t
rive me IoneIh!ng that would stop tho pain. 11f
Their rItUIt were no good to me,
AT last | heard a good deal l
"AbO1t your Hop Bltters! zl
And determined 10 Try them"
Got botIle-in four hours | took the contents o
One ! | l.
Mex, day l was out Of bed, aud have not seen q
"Sivkl' Z
Hour, from the same cause, since.
Ihare accommodated 1t to hundreds OF Others
You have no such
"Advoc4Ie AZ ! an" H".T-I fN' r.
GA, KENDALL Allston, Boston, Mass.
myS-swfAW
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MEDICAL.
Listen 10 Your Wife.

nh. Manchester GUARDIAN. June s. 1888, says.
al one Of tho z
"WIndows' q
,n,t,ng on tho woodland waysi With clumps
,,Sodolendrons and great masses Of May bios.
W., "TherG was An interesting group.
r. included one who had been q Cotton spin.
rsr" but was now 10
panlytsd |
rh,,he could no, bear 10 lie In 4 reclining posi-.
ton.
Thl, refers to my case.
ivV DIS. attacked twelve years ago with loco.
uoter AAIy"
"A uAnlytlc dlsea,e OF nerve tbrc rarely ever
nsr,sdl and was for several years barely able 10 Ret
about.
NV business, although .
y.py Times bhvc been done for me.
~" IuI rxptrincllt being Nerve stretching. M
Two JeAr, ago ! was vo'ed Into tho
i,one for lnCutablcsl Near Manchester, In May,
$50
NJ patent Medicines" ,r.#
And made many objections 10 my dear wiie's
mn,an, urging to try Hop ni.ten, but finally to
pGcIiy her
Consented ! ! si
had not quite finished tho ilnt bottle when l
otA change CONC over me. This vas Saturday,
SoyembcrS. On sunday morn!pg l felt 30 strong
I,dd TO my room companions, III was sure l could
"Walkl s sft- ItT5f
60 started acrois the floor aud back.
IhatdIy knew how 10 contain myself. l was all
o,rr lie house. ! am gaining strength each day,
Sui can walk quite sale without any
"5iiCk"
Or support
lam now nj my " house. and hope soon 10 be
,hlc 10 earn my living again. have been a
nrtabcr OF the Manchester
~"koyAl Exchange
For nearly thirty years, and was most heartily
n,nsratulated on going Into the room on Thunday
lNt WY s'a'eiut,y 1ou,s, -
MANCHESTER, tfng.) Dec "a. 1888.
Two years lalcs ain perfectly well.
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Live Stock,

shipnents $500 head; market stronger and mnre
active; shipping steers 81 4ca5 co.; stockcS and
feeders - 0Oal 10: cows. bulls and mixed 81 I5a
4 %; bulk 81 s5a3 25: corn fed Texans 81 Soui 10,
H~ogs-Reccipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head:
market strong: rough and mixed IS OOa5 a5: psct..
Ing and shipping S. 25a5 50; light 81 75a5 IS; ssips
s. 00a4 80. sheep-Reeeipts 1900 head; shipmcnts
3 900 head: market kttonger; wcoled s. dOa5 20:
Shorn S Coal rs; lambs 81 5oa6 60
EAgr L1BEHrY. May 6.-Cattle-R eceipts 800 head
shipments IS head: market slow at yesterday's
quotations. Hogs-Receips 1900 head shipmentS
loo head: market fairly active: PhiladelphiaS
e5 b0a5 90; Workers IS 2,a5 80; common and UQhi
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lR,L MOTHS FRENCH POWDERS

VIII cure DIseases Of the Kidneys, Gnvel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and Urclhnl Diseases,
Nervous and PHYSICAL Debility. Seminal Weakness,
Loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, lmpotonoy caused by erron Of youth, OF.
cesscs. &c. syphilis In all lA forms, sore throat
and nose, ulcers. eruptions, ~scrotula, letter, salt
rheuuf. and all blood and skin diseases. FemRle
three days. Price IS %. Sold In Wheeling, W. Va,
BY K y. BOOKING. Druggist Sent By mall sealed.
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Louis Woodmansee and otherx.

- NhsoV 1 tAC ~ s1Oklty VebteU III them nv n
decree entered by the said Court In tue above On.
titled cause. oa April ., 1857, the undersigned
special commissioners. VIII soil at public auction
at The front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
GoInty, nv samc oeing tne north entrance TO the
Public Building, III The city Of Wheeling, 10 he
highest bidder, on %T'.
"WEDNESDAY, NAY IL, 1887,
estate, that Is 10 say:
LorEo 40 on the southeass corner OF Main and
Ientn sueeH; LOT NO. l"O on The southwest cor.
ner Of Tenth and Market streets: and Lor Ma. lin
irontiNg on the west side Of Market street. adioin.
Ing said Lot l2J OH the south. said lots llg aud
~ run back Testwardly from aarket street about
VIII oler said property III such parcels as in lheIr
Judgment Will cause the came 10 sell most Rdyan.
tageously lor their tIust- They will sell said los
~ aud ny IN me way that will cause Them 10 pro
dqce the largest price, either In parcels, or as a
whole They will offer the north two-thirds OF loi
~, fronting A feet on Market street and RUNNING
back o. even width 81 feet; and the remainder d
s se1 alsn@ nsn seInn s 1nae, t1tsI II, I'M ~ iees wide. III
whole or IN separate parcels, whichever way tney
WILL produce the btst price therefor. These lot.
arc the same on which the "GRANr HOUSE," and
locs ss1' ~ i tas saayt s of sbe c Jhey sS are n. mos. el!gibIly
most valuable tn the city OF Wheeling,
4 Of eALE-0nethird OF the purchase
money, and as much more thereof es the purchaser
, nay e!ect 70 pay. n cash, on the day Of sale; and
tne residue theteoi In two equal insta]lmtnts pay.
able respectively In ono and two years from the
day Of sale, with interest thereon from that dsy.
payable annually, The purchaser giving thereiot
his negotiable pro.nissofy notes 10 the order Of the
unoe.slgned ir the deferred inslHllments OF tnc
purcnase money, aud the title TO the property sold
70 BE- retained until the payment In iull q The
purchase money, and the interest that may accrue
thereon, as further security therefor.
a,a $As W. ?. HUBBARD, n
A.. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners,
!, 7: ". Darrah, Clerk OF the Mun!cipaI Court O,
wheeling, 90 certify that bond and security have
qulred by law and by said decree Of sale.
APRIL II, 1857. - Anil
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TRUsTEE's SALE.
TRUsTEE'ssALE OF MANCHESTER

BY yirtue. Of q Decd Of Trust made to mo a
Eus! :, ~ !: !; Kimberly and wife, dated Septem
81 nc County Court Of Ohio county, SWcst Virginia
" Deed OF Trust BOOK No. 20, page SO, | shall sol
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Petroleum.

On CRY, Pa. May 5.-opeued at G6lfc: highest
6dNc; lowest Gssa7sc: closed at 66Hc; sales l,Oa, COO
barrels; shipments s7.ssG barrels. 5I-TISTN1'e )
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 5.-pe,roleum fairly active
and arm: Opened at 500; closed at GG1lc; highest
6GNc: lowest 65asc.
BRADFORD. PA, May 5.-Opencd at e6c; closed al
GG11Ic: highest 6GAc; lowest 65Ac; cleaiances o..
900 barrels. itI4f75 u SGiHSFE $500
T1rusv1lLE, PA Nay 6.-opened at 6s16c; high.
est 661Gc: lowest 65Nc; closed at 6Shc. .
| closed at 6Ghc. G---r
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Q Z Gtttdliqtttrtn
onloo, Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth Street.
WE ALL HAVE A CROSS TO BEAR.

WE ALL HAVE 4 CROSS TO BEAV
-------
Il burdens the wrong ind ch0tcns the right,
70, some il is heavy. for otheT liastH. su"
We all have u cross 10 bear,
It MAJ. b hunyer aud poverty,
orWealth with u burden Of misery, s
And may be borne u etcrnity-
We all have q cross 10 bear. n
We may not know or feel II to-day,
Nor In years TO come, TIL our half Is gray,
But without u none shall pass away
We all have \ cross to bear.
And patient those who hare borne II we'll,
when called 70 II better pace 10 dwell,
MIN !ne go0u aud Just. may DO heard 10 tell:
"Weall had a cross 10 boar"
MICHAEL J. ADAMS,
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CONSUMPTION

which Is ScrOfula OF the Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, ii tnkcn In tho
earlier stages OF tho disease. From its mnr-
vicious power over this terribly fatal discnsc,
when FIRST offering this now world famed rem
of calling it his CONSUMPTION CURE but
abandoned that name rs too restrictive for
q medicine which, from Its wonderful COM
bInntlon Of tonic, or Strengthening, attentive,
Tor blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pcctornl, and
) nutritive properties, Is urcqualed, not only
rs a remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic ElSrnSck 0f tlic
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C%ISoIsAA1I, o., May 5.-Flour firm, Wheat
strong and higher; No. 2 red s4aS5C: receipts Goo
mixed 43hc. Oats In good demand and tirlner: No.
2 mixed 29]HaS0c. Rye strouy: No. 2, CSC. Provisions
dull and unchanged. WHISKY active aud lower,
at 81 0G. Butter, sugar and cheese firm. Eggs steady.
BALTIMORE, May !5.-wheat, western arn and
95Ho: Juno 95Ha9SsSsc; July 93JssS3Lc. Corn.
western quiet aud steady: mixed spot IaHa47%c;
Juno A1aala4Sc; Augustiso bid. Oa,s steady; wesiGru
at unchanged prices. --'-"'
TOLEDO, May h.Wheat active and firm; May
$3.50 bid; June S7No; August $40, Corn stcady
and quiet; May 4lc. Clove.seed dull; 81 Ca It'd.
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These unique Curtain stretchen will stretch all
Klnds OF Lace Curtains, either with or without
and cry Blankets: shawls and Shams Of ali de.
scIlplions, and In fact all other goods that may be
%seH and dried by a stretching machine
tney may al.o 6e used for tho purpose OF a Quilt
nature, can be placed 10 any size r%eeuiied. They
arc made o. the best finished poplar wood two and
. quarter by Eeven.eighth inches. vol seasoned
sna VIII not warp, and seven by fourteen feet In
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

SPEC1AL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ ~ l. "GRANT HOUSE, LOTS. -
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling,
Joseph WoodmRnsee's Executors and othcrs
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

Tho Features OF the Money and Stool
Markets.
NEw foRK, May 5.-Moncy on call easy at SKI
s pcr cent, closed at 4a4}s per cent. Primo mercan
tile paper 5a5% per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady aud unchanged.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Decldedly active; sales 1880,
GOVERNMENT BoSps-Werc dull and steady.
sTATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
There was more business in the Stock Pxchsnp,
to-day; and a continuance Of tho advance bepl1r
yesterday: The bears ran to cover, principally be
cause Of tho breaking down Of their arguments In
the II! elect OF the Interstate law, the latest 70
ported earnings for the last week In April beInp
unusually favorable. The improvement was mar
ticulariy marked on the higher priced stocks. III,
opening was steady to firm aud followed by mod.
crate business, In which Reading and New England
led: Fort Worth 4 Denver soon attracted att: hilton
by Its unusual strength, although the en- Ire mar.
ket was hrm TO strong. Rock leland later took the
place OF the former. but It's advance did moi cui,
minate until tunt on the general list, which wa,
shortly after ! O'Clock. W"
The market under the lead OF the prnurers
showed nstcady appreciation OF values, which was
accompanied after u by a marked increase in ihe
amount o. business done. A fractional reaction
was started toward 2 Z. ~. but was checked be.
lore the close, which was quiet but steady 10 firm.
near tue best p ices OF the day. Union Pacific n
OH its percent, but all the rest Of the active lIst ara
higher,. Alton 4 Ter1e Haute 2%, milwaukee,,
Lake Shore d Western ~. Rock Island III aud
Fort Worth u Denver 7H. Sales 29v,S77 shares.
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WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVI.
sion, b.. & O..
run "a fo~llo1s-Eastern Standard times:
DEPARTURE. !
For Pit~tsburgh-5:s0 q. m, daily: $50 n. M.
daily, except sunday; Lao p. N. daily. except Sun.
For Waahington-6:o ?. N. daily, exccp sunday,
sa Il ARRIVALS. sa
From Pitbburgh-9:55 q. m, daily; Hiss a, IN,
and 7:b5 p. m, daily, except Sunday; 1910 D. A.,
daily. N'
From Wnhington-7:45 .. NJ, daily, except Bun.
Gay. C.K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
J. V. PATTON, Bupt, -N
.--a J. 7. LANE. Trhv. Pass. Agt., Wheeling.
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BTocK QUoTArIoNBcLosgp yID.
Brsadstuns and Provisions.

NEW York, May 5-Flour, receipts Il, $40 mack.
ages; exports $50 barrels, 1888 sacks; market
stronger; sales 5000 barrels; common to good ex.
tra western and State 50 Soas IS; common 10 good
extra Ohio 81 3Ca5 90: common TO choice extra st
Louis 50 3Oa5 10. Wheat, receipts l65, 900 bushels:
exports q ISL bushels; spot advanced haAc, and
op'i0nS zsalAe' s eiostng INN: sales !. S52,oOJ bushels
sp:ing EXC: So.2 Milwaukee 9l1SSc: spot .9SXc;
pngHdeo red slHasl 0I4c; No: 8 rcd aasoMc; No.
White PEI; No red May sss7Na9GMc, closing a,
closing at 9sHHc: August SSs5sc: scpteab5 + ' 5ssSsSic,'
closing At $3.50: October 9iI<c: December 9GIasSLc'
closing at s6hsc: January s7hc; May 81 Dial ok
Closing ~ ~ oi7G; Corn, spot steady and quiet; op.
lions Without change OF importance and closing
firm; receipt 3.so5 bushels; exports 2,6i7 bushels
sales $500 bushels OF futures and 5000 bushelS
O. spot; ungtaded 4,5.a5oHc; steamer 4S}1sc: No.
el osaS ' At 81; e' Jslg i, !! !S XSr1s Sn sS% esA az !
shade better; receipts 1900 bushels; exports 200.
oO bushels; mixed western 35aS7c; white do asa
d dsTot ha Go quiet ss and s. s,G @d shipping 45a50c. Hops
options fairly active aud higher: May s.l0al5 sc;
June l5.loalo s5e; July Is 35ai5' 45c; August Is Il
az &c: september l5;5'aIo !oc: October IS 65
Sugar steady; refined firm and In fair demand.
Molasses steady and quiet. Rice lrm. TallOw
steady a. $iMc. Rosin quiet a! 81 221Hsal TX,
receipts 5000 packages; westeffa i2%slSc PaTi
more active aud firm ut SIS Scale OF. old SIS sou
II %; new family mess SIG 80. cut meats firm
picked bellies 1884 5uc;. do shoulders SID
Ss7hc. Lard higher and fairly active; western
steam spot 727hc: June 7.26a7. 29c; July 1874
Butter urn and In fair inquiry; western laa25o;
ElSin creamery $50. Cheese dull and easier.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Wheat opened strong and
bulish this morning, but 1t was about the only
Thing on tho list that showed any particular firm.
nest. Corn was moderately active. Oats ruled
easy: Mess pork nomin .lly unchanged. Laid
spring ssAasS14c: No. 8 spring 75c: No. . rcd s3Tc;
May s3asS1Sc, closing a. S3556c: Juno SlM4S5Zc,
closing at jury ALas5c. closing ii $40:
august .ss2Ssssnc; closing a. S3Ic.. Corn, casi
June s9hai011sc, closing at $yssc: July. July 4l Y diss u
closing a. 4ls.c; august 42Asi2Nc, closing al
Q!oSing .. 2G}5ssc: June 2~sa2s5sc, closing Il 8Gc;;
July Xs11aa291hsc, closing at 2ss3Sc. Rye, cash Noo. 3,
sc. Barley, No. 2. bic. ElaIsced, No., l. 81 0sk''
Prime uns9!hy, seed q GO; Mess pork. cash, nay
and June 1890. Lard, cash and May G,S7hc: Junee
9 9aaI.cOc. closing ut G.95c; July 7O5a7. lOc, closinr
e. 1:e5 II: Angus! l5a7 2Oc, closing AZ ! Is. Bacon
81 ~: . sugar. cltloaf 6kaGasc;, grauulated G.;
standard 4 SsSc. Butter quiet and easy; creamery
! lbAIgl. dairy lZaqnn g EppS InLol1o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-06

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~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1857.